Allianz SE and Singapore-based Income Insurance Ltd. are in talks about a possible tie-up, people familiar with the matter said.
Singapore’s Ship-Fuel Sales Surge as Global Trade Flows Jolted
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Chinese soccer fans have poured their love — and money — into a Singaporean goalkeeper’s food stall after his performance in a game this week indirectly helped China advance to the third qualifying ...
After a rising streak this week, Singapore shares slip on Friday’s open—STI dropped by 0.2%
SINGAPORE: After a rising streak this week, Singapore shares slip on Friday’s open, June 14,... The post After a rising streak this week, Singapore shares slip on Friday’s open—STI dropped by 0.2% app ...
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SINGAPORE shares ended higher on Thursday (Jun 13), as markets were encouraged by easing US Consumer Price Index (CPI) figures and the possibility of more interest-rate cuts by the US Federal Reserve.
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Germany's Siltronic has opened a $2.2 billion wafer factory in Singapore as demand for chips used in mobile devices, electric vehicles and data centers increases.
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Could Singapore take lessons from Japan and South Korea’s value up programs to make its exchange more attractive? Analysts weigh in.
Singapore Port Container Logjam Worsens as Ships Avoid Red Sea
Singapore’s port, already one of the busiest in the world, is facing a sustained period of congestion as vessel diversions to avoid the Red Sea push more container ships to the Asian maritime hub.
Man, 46, to be charged for stealing, damaging carpark facilities in Singapore
SINGAPORE - A 46-year-old man who allegedly stole a carpark’s gantry barrier arms and caused damage to a building management’s wheel clamps has been arrested, the police said ...
Singapore aims to better manage electricity supply with enhanced energy management system
The new system uses sensors, satellite imagery and machine learning to forecast sunlight levels an hour ahead at greater accuracy than ever before.
Container prices surge 26%; some lines shifting transshipment from Singapore to regional ports amid congestion
THE average shipping container prices in Singapore has increased by 26 per cent from October 2023 to May 2024, reflecting a “substantial increase” in demand for capacity amid global port congestion.
Singapore, Malaysia to keep overall approach to engagement but also pursue new ideas: PM Wong
SINGAPORE and Malaysia will continue efforts to resolve long-standing bilateral issues while also exploring new possibilities, said Prime Minister Lawrence Wong during his first trip to Malaysia since ...
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Singapore PM Lawrence Wong was making his first official trip to Malaysia since taking office, a day after an introductory visit to Brunei.
Hyundai Modeling US Manufacturing Footprint After Eco-friendly Singapore
The new-generation Hyundai production facilities will go beyond a traditional manufacturing landscape and include green technologies.
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The semiconductor industry is still in a “transition year,” says the CEO behind the West's only producer of silicon wafers, as manufacturers try to navigate their way through the end of a years-long ...